UK's EnergyPathways has chosen Wood as the lead engineering partner for the Marram Energy Storage Hub (MESH) project in the Irish Sea. The project is set to provide natural gas and green hydrogen supply for the UK market for at least two decades. Wood will handle concept engineering, pre-FEED work, and support the project through various phases. MESH, powered by local wind farms, has a substantial geo-storage capacity and aims to be a zero-emission facility. EnergyPathways has already started funding activities with a loan agreement. The facility's potential to produce and store green hydrogen aligns with the UK's renewable energy goals. The partnership between EnergyPathways and Wood signals progress towards sustainable energy solutions with a focus on renewable resources and decarbonization. The project's final investment decision is slated for the end of 2025, marking a significant milestone in the advancement of energy storage and green hydrogen production in the region.